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Video documents from the "Who Makes And Owns Your Work?" - Public Consultation Event.
Open content meetings series at Årsta Folkets Hus, Stockholm, Sweden
Saturday 17th November 2007
Multipart art project in Stockholm on sharing, distribution and intellectual property
Who owns the rights to artistic work in today’s information-based economy? How can one as an artist or producer of culture position oneself in relation to the existing regimes of copyright and the distribution of material and non-material products?
The project Who Makes and Owns Your Work? was initiated in the autumn of 2006 by Maria Lind and Robert Stasinski, Iaspis together with London based artist Marysia Lewandowska currently a professor at Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design and Stockholm based artists Goldin+Senneby. The basic was to discuss ownership of knowledge, its distribution and forms of collaboration from an artistic point of view. Though a number of open physical meetings and web discussions on the Wiki site, www.whomakesandownsyourwork.org, the project has being developed as an attempt at sharing reflections and actions within the framework of a loose network of artists and other culture producers. All the projects presented are entirely initiated by the artists themselves, all connecting to ideas about who makes and owns the artistic work.
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Public Consultation Event. Discussion on the current copyright debate.
Moderators: Dr. Jaime Stapleton, Associate Research Fellow of the School of Law, Birkbeck College, University of London, and Anna Eineborg, artist, Stockholm.
Participants: Marianne Levin, professor of intellectual law, Stockholm University
Rasmus Fleischer, Ph.D. student at Södertörn University College,
Mats Lindberg, director, BUS (Visual Arts Copyright Society in Sweden). In Årsta Folkets Hus’ theatre.
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http://www.whomakesandownsyourwork.org
http://www.konstfack.se
http://www.iaspis.com
http://www.goldinsenneby.com/
Documentation of the Who Makes And Owns Your Work?-Event.
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******* Part 1. (introduction with Karl Rossmann) ******* 17 min 36 sec
******* Part 2. (Dr. Jaime Stapleton Lectue) ******* 48 min 53 sec
******* Part 3. (Panel Interviews % Discussions Part 1) ******* 1 hour 33 min 18 sec
******* Part 4. (Panel Interviews % Discussions Part 1) ******* 11 min 12 sec
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Open content meetings series at Årsta Folkets Hus, Stockholm, Sweden
Saturday 17th November 2007
Multipart art project in Stockholm on sharing, distribution and intellectual property
Who owns the rights to artistic work in today’s information-based economy? How can one as an artist or producer of culture position oneself in relation to the existing regimes of copyright and the distribution of material and non-material products?
The project Who Makes and Owns Your Work? was initiated in the autumn of 2006 by Maria Lind and Robert Stasinski, Iaspis together with London based artist Marysia Lewandowska currently a professor at Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design and Stockholm based artists Goldin+Senneby. The basic was to discuss ownership of knowledge, its distribution and forms of collaboration from an artistic point of view. Though a number of open physical meetings and web discussions on the Wiki site, www.whomakesandownsyourwork.org, the project has being developed as an attempt at sharing reflections and actions within the framework of a loose network of artists and other culture producers. All the projects presented are entirely initiated by the artists themselves, all connecting to ideas about who makes and owns the artistic work.
_________________________________________________________________________
Public Consultation Event. Discussion on the current copyright debate.
Moderators: Dr. Jaime Stapleton, Associate Research Fellow of the School of Law, Birkbeck College, University of London, and Anna Eineborg, artist, Stockholm.
Participants: Marianne Levin, professor of intellectual law, Stockholm University
Rasmus Fleischer, Ph.D. student at Södertörn University College,
Mats Lindberg, director, BUS (Visual Arts Copyright Society in Sweden). In Årsta Folkets Hus’ theatre.
___________________________
http://www.whomakesandownsyourwork.org
http://www.konstfack.se
http://www.iaspis.com
http://www.goldinsenneby.com/
Documentation of the Who Makes And Owns Your Work?-Event.
___________________________
******* Part 1. (introduction with Karl Rossmann) ******* 17 min 36 sec
******* Part 2. (Dr. Jaime Stapleton Lectue) ******* 48 min 53 sec
******* Part 3. (Panel Interviews % Discussions Part 1) ******* 1 hour 33 min 18 sec
******* Part 4. (Panel Interviews % Discussions Part 1) ******* 11 min 12 sec
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Credits
Dr. Jaime Stapleton, Associate Research Fellow of the School of Law, Birkbeck College, University of London;
Anna Eineborg, artist, Stockholm. ;
Participants: Marianne Levin, professor of intellectual law, Stockholm University;
Rasmus Fleischer, Ph.D. student at Södertörn University College;
Mats Lindberg, director, BUS (Visual Arts Copyright Society in Sweden). In Årsta Folkets Hus’ theatre.
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